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Distributed Intercampus Team Teaching

Title:Distributed Intercampus Team Teaching (ID: SWR0653)
Author(s):Rebecca Frost Davis (National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education)
Topics:Collaboration, Faculty Development, Instructional Design, Teaching
Origin:Southwest Regional Conferences (02/22/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Team teaching is valuable for promoting integrative thinking, but it is costly to commit multiple faculty to one course. Through intercampus collaboration, NITLE leverages courses and faculty on separate campuses to create a distributed team-taught course that teaches important lessons about using technology to facilitate course creation, administration, and teaching.
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